custom Inventory Loader

If you want to implement your own Inventory Loader to, for example, add Products from something inside your module?

That’s easy!

Create a file <customname>.inc.php in the folder modules/Workflow2/extends/inventoryloader/

This file must have the following structure:

<?php
namespace Workflow\Plugin\InventoryLoader;

use Workflow\InventoryLoader;
use Workflow\VTEntity;

class CustomClassName implements \Workflow\Interfaces\IInventoryLoader {

    public function getAvailableLoader()
    {
        return array(
            'loaderkey' => array(               // LOADERKEY
                'label' => 'Label of Loader',   // LOADERLABEL
                'config' => array(             // LOADERCONFIG

                )
            ),
        );
    }

    public function getItems($config, VTEntity $context)
    {
        $products = array();

        $products[] = array(
            'module' => 'Products',     
            'productlabel' => 'Productlabel',
            'productid' => 'productid',
            'comment' => 'Comment of Product',
            'quantity' => 1,
            'listprice' => 12,
            'discount_amount' => 0,
            'discount_percent' => 0,
            'taxes' => array(
                1 => 19,
                2 => 0
            )
        );

        $products[] = array(
            'module' => 'Products',
            'productlabel' => 'Productlabel2',
            'productid' => 'productid2',
            'comment' => 'Comment of Product2',
            'quantity' => 2,
            'listprice' => 12,
            'discount_amount' => 0,
            'discount_percent' => 0,
            'taxes' => array(
                1 => 19,
                2 => 0
            )
        );

        return $products;
    }
}

InventoryLoader::register(__NAMESPACE__.'\CustomClassName');

The CustomClassName could be chosen like you want. It only must equal in class definition and register function in last line.